Bukidnon IP Coffee Farmers Receive Boost from National and Local Officials
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Bukidnon IP Coffee Farmers Receive Boost from National and Local Officials

Indigenous coffee farmers in Quezon, Bukidnon, Philippines, are receiving government support to boost their industry. Coffee cultivation is being promoted as a high-value crop, with initiatives including seedling distribution and infrastructure development.

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